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Slow Travel in Arequipa: A Soulful Itinerary Through Peru’s White City
Slow Travel in Arequipa: Discover the City at Your Own PaceIf you’re craving a journey that favors depth over speed, slow travel in Arequipa offers the perfect escape. Nestled beneath majestic volcanoes and steeped in colonial charm, Arequipa invites you to linger—whether you’re savoring local dishes, wandering through centuries-old monasteries, or embarking on a mindful Colca Canyon trek. This guide offers a relaxed Arequipa itinerary designed to help you connect with Peruvian culture, nature, and the quiet magic of the White City.5-Day Slow Travel Itinerary for ArequipaDay 1: Settle In & Explore the Historic CoreMorning: Arrive and stroll through the Plaza de Armas(the heart of Arequipa’s historic center) and admire…
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Epic 6-Day Arequipa Itinerary & Cultural Tips for Discovering Peru’s Dazzling White City
My Arequipa Travel Guide: Culture, Cuisine & Canyon Adventures in Southern PeruIf you’re anything like me, places that blend history, charm, and unforgettable food become instant favorites—and Arequipa stole my heart the moment I arrived. Nestled beneath the majestic Misti Volcano, this sun-kissed city isn’t just beautiful—it’s soulful.Furthermore, the city centre is a UNESCO World Heritage site, a bonus to add to my bucket list of UNESCO site visits. Founded in 1540, the city boasts a rich history. Arequipa (Spanish pronunciation: [aɾeˈkipa]; Aymara and Quechua: Ariqipa) is the capital city of the region in Peru with the very same name, namely the Arequipa region in South America.Arequipa earns its nickname “La…
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Your Questions About Skiing In San Carlos De Bariloche Answered
Your Questions About Skiing In San Carlos De Bariloche AnsweredAfter enjoying an exceptional 14-day ski vacation in San Carlos de Bariloche, commonly known as Bariloche among the locals, I’m thrilled to provide insights and answer frequently asked questions. Feel free to inquire about anything you’d like to know!Bariloche is often referred to as “Argentina’s Little Switzerland” due to its picturesque alpine architecture, stunning mountainous landscapes, and similarities to the Swiss countryside. Like the charming chalet-style buildings, reminiscent of Swiss villages. While Bariloche has its own unique charm and identity, the nickname “Little Switzerland” captures the essence of its alpine beauty and has become a term of endearment for this Argentine…
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Curaçao – Visit this Beautiful Caribbean Island
Curaçao – A Dutch Caribbean Island On the enchanting island of Curaçao, nature’s splendor dances with the grace and beauty of Greece, where sun-kissed shores caress azure waters reminiscent of Venice’s romantic canals. Amidst this coastal symphony, the architecture stands proudly, adorned with grandeur like in Amsterdam, weaving tales of a timeless and captivating tapestry.Where is Curaçao Curaçao is located in the continent of South America. It is part of the Lesser Antilles, which is a group of islands in the southern Caribbean Sea. This stunning island is situated about 40 miles (64 kilometers) north of Venezuela’s coast and is a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. My first…
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Explore Interesting Gramado and Canela in Brazil
Should you Visit Gramado and Canela in Brazil? A visit to the picturesque town of Gramado is definitely something to put on your travel bucket list. However, while you’re in the area, also visit Canela with its beautiful parks. These two towns have a lot on offer for the tourists and are both definitely worth a visit. Let’s explore Gramado and Canela with a view of planning your next trip.Let’s start with… Gramado, Brazil I would describe Gramado as a “Bavarian Dream World in Brazil”. This beautiful but busy mountain resort town in Brazil’s Rio Grande do Sul, was influenced by 19th-century German settlers and you can see it everywhere. The ‘Alpine-style buildings are…
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Spectacular Iguazu Falls in Argentina and Brazil
Iguazu Falls – A must visitEvery year millions of people visit the falls Described on their website as “One of the most important destinations in Argentina, Brazil and South America“, the Iguazu Falls surely is spectacular. The falls are often compared to Niagara and Victoria falls, but it has its own beauty and scenic nature that will leave you wanting for more.The National ParksThe Iguazu National Park consists of two national parks, one in Foz de Iguazu (Brazil) and the other one in Puerto Iguazu (Argentina). Iguazu National Park is home to many fauna and flora species.The falls were declared as UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1984 and are seen to…
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This Is Why You Should Go To Caminito Open Air Museum In Buenos Aires
This is why you should go to Caminito Open Air Museum in Buenos AiresCaminito Street is a treasure trove of history, art, and cultural significance that has made it a must-visit spot in Buenos Aires. Let’s dive deeper into the vibrant tapestry of this iconic destination.It’s an “open-air” Street Museum and a traditional alley located in La Boca. This Buenos Aires neighborhood is famous for its colorful houses, its tango, and its soccer team.Caminito” (Spanish for “little walkway” or “little path”) was named after a 1926 tango song composed by Juan de Dios Filiberto, which tells of a love lost. A Glimpse into HistoryIn the 1800s there was a small stream flowing…
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Maragogi: A Coastal Paradise In Brazil Worth Exploring
MARAGOGI: A COASTAL PARADISE IN BRAZIL WORTH EXPLORINGMost people outside Brazil don’t know of this hidden gem, featuring amazing beaches. Brazil is known for its stunning beaches, but Maragogi?Discover the Pristine Beauty of MaragogiCarneiros BeachPorto de Galinhas BeachPontal BeachKnow Before You GoCURRENCY: Brazilian Real R$LANGUAGES: Mostly Portuguese; Also EnglishDIALING CODE: +55TIME ZONE: GMT / UTC -3Useful LinksPublic Holidays & Observances in BrazilWeather in MaragogiRecife Airport (REC) or Maceió Airport (MCZ)Car Hire in RecifeCar Hire in MaceióMaragogi BeachRecyclable waste baskets at Carneiros BeachAntune’s BeachGuadalupe Beachbarra grande beachPeroba Beach How Much Time In Maragogi?When you go for 8 to 10 days, you’ll have enough time to explore and enjoy all the beaches. Besides the…
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Cartagena on Colombia’s Caribbean Coast – a Popular Tourist Destination
Discovering the heart of CartagenaThe Port city of Cartagena on Colombia’s Caribbean Coast is a very popular tourist destination.Cartagena, Colombia is famous for its rich history, beautiful beaches, colonial architecture, and vibrant culture. Here are some of the things you can enjoy while visiting:The Walled city: Cartagena’s Old Town, also known as the Walled City, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its well-preserved colonial architecture, narrow streets, and colorful buildings. Beautiful Beaches: Cartagena is home to several beautiful beaches, including Bocagrande, Playa Blanca, and Isla Barú, which attract tourists from all over the world.Culture: Cartagena is known for its vibrant culture, including music, dance, and festivals. The city…
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Laguna Colorada And The Salt Flats – Most Unusual Places In The World
WEIRD INTERESTING PLACES IN THE WORLDLaguna Colorada | El Salar de Uyuni (the Uyuni Salt Flats) | Must Eat Bolivia’s National DishAn awe-inspiring, otherworldly landscape, Laguna ColoradaBest time to goMark your calendar for December through to April to enjoy the amazing scenery as you walk alongside the lagoon side.Laguna Colorada has been placed alongside the Salar de Uyuni salt flats as ‘Bolivia’s most incredible natural wonder.’The almost blood-red lagoon, filled with hundreds of pink flamingos, sits near the border of Chile, inside the Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve (usually the first stop).GPS Coordinates: 22.2083° S, 67.7735° WAt 4,800 meters above sea level, you may experience a lack of oxygen, or difficulty…
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Best Things To Do in The Amazing City Of Quito
Explore QuitoSouth America’s Leading City Destination 2022I love exploring UNESCO sites, and Ecuador is no exception. Ecuador has five UNESCO World Heritage sites of which three are cultural sites, namely:The city of Quito is also the first city to be declared (in 1978) a UNESCO World Heritage Site.The historic Centre of Santa Ana de los Ríos de Cuenca is the best preserved and least altered historical site in Latin America.Qhapaq Ñan, Andean Road System.The other two sites, Galápagos Islands and Sangay National Park, are natural sites. Quito picked up the 2022 prestigious World Travel Awards for Best Leading City in South America. Fun and interesting factsThis ancient city was founded in 1534 by…
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Beautiful Bonaire in the Caribbean
Bonaire, is an island municipality of the Netherlands, which lies off Venezuela’s coast in the southern Caribbean.If you love to visit and explore coral reefs, Bonaire is the place to visit as it is surrounded by beautiful reefs. Why you should visit BonaireFor divers from around the world, this special place is known as ‘The Diver’s Paradise’, being home to some fantastic species, like brain corals, elkhorn corals, fire corals, and gorgonians. The reefs also offer a wide variety of marine life in crystal-clear water including sea turtles, and eagle rays. So for anyone loving nature and Caribbean life, this is paradise.The entire coastline of Bonaire has been declared a marine sanctuary. The…
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Huacachina Peru – An Unbelievably Beautiful Desert Oasis
Huacachina, Peru – An Unblelievably Beautiful Desert OasisKnow before you go | Things to do | where to stay | ToursAn oasis in the middle of a desertLooking for a Super Fantastic Photo Opportunity for Instagram? This is the spot. Huacachina in Peru is a desert oasis and tiny village just west of the city of Ica in southwestern Peru. Set in the middle of sand dunes and central around a ‘lagoon’, this is also a world-famous sandboarding destination. Airport Getting There Best TImeThe village of Huacachina is 308 km (4 h 11 min by car) from Lima in Peru. This is also where you will find the Jorge Chavez…
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Rio de Janeiro – The Most Beautiful City
Since the first time I saw a postcard of Rio de Janeiro I wanted to go there. Although Rio is famous for its vibrant carnival (during February) with gigantic floats, extravagant dancers, excellent performers, streets filled with millions of people, and a great music vibe; this actually would not be the reason why I recommend Rio as a travel destination.Yes, if you love carnivals, this is the one to experience as it is world-famous and who can compete with the sound of the Samba. But Rio has so much more on offer. This 2nd largest city of Brazil (São Paulo being the largest), is beautiful. It truly earns the title…
